Wellread111's reviews

Not concrete and not relative therefore. Not helpful in the least.

I agree with the opinion of the previous reviewer. The only thing I'll mention that the famous' orator and correspondent was so well -spoken, however, his writing "skills" are not as glamorous, at all.

Not well-written, slang-full narration about everything and nothing concrete. It is pretty weird that such permanently staged on National TV station persona, as Mrs. Timpf, could be so irrelevant to many social concerns that even young people now face in current society and amidst political uncertainty. Not a productive or a "good read".

An outstanding source of human wisdom, science application and, most of all, philosophical logical thinking ! The author is knowledgeable, truly relevant to our times, era and surroundings: exhities and worries of monetary stability and marriage struggles in multi-children families, as well as logistical issues - transporting children to doctors, schools and other social needs. Except for some wording, that I have found either outdated or not used by public, in expressing same emotions and acts, this Book is exceptionally thoughtful and necessary. As much to the Adults, as to those who are raising young children, from ages 2 to 5. And remembering, that at age of 3, the child's brain and nervous system is already "Set up" and nearly impossible to influence or change. I recommend this Work to everyone: grandparents, close friends of families with children and to TEACHERS EVERYWHERE in US.

A thoroughly truthful, personalised and detailed, the uplifting story of people who had (and still are) suffering the "side-effects" of a disastrous avalanche of disorders, caused by deadly virus of 21th century - Covid-19 devolish aspects of it to this very day ! But who successfully battled it and survived, and became much wiser, honest and gentle and stronger after that. However, millions of us are still suffering without adequate care from medical service welfare. Writing is much better this time around by Ms. Danielle Steel, with less "damage done" by improper grammar, stylistical errors and lack of eloquence: it's not so profound this time. I recommend this book to every older man and woman in US.